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So are you saying the handle bars were replaced? Could it have been due to an accident? There are a few scuffs here & there. Can you send me a link to a photo of a correct bike? Also, how do you know it is a 1966? I'm not questioning you, just curious on how the serial numbers work. Any idea where I...

The serial number from the frame of my bike (see photo at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hondacb77/ ... 162606404/) is: CB77 - 1024197

Does this mean anything to anyone?

Lastman -- I think you know the guy... I believe his name was Brendan... it has been so many years I forgot, but I'm pretty sure that was the guy. He was really helpful and excited about the bike... I'm a bit embarrassed I never got further with the project back then. Hopefully this time I'll get it...

I've got a 1986 CB77 with 7700 original miles. The details and photos of the bike can be found at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hondacb77/sets/72157624162606404/ The gas tank has corrosion in it, but it is spotty and appears to be surface rust. The gas cap is heavily corroded and the gasket appears ...

Remembering that I have never done any major mechanical work (such as disassembling an engine).... One friend suggested to me that since the bike has only 7700 miles, there may be no need to tear down the engine and that I could probably have a running bike with some tuning, maintenance, fluid chang...

I am seeking advice on how to get a CB77 running and/or restore it correctly. There is one photo attached for reference. I have set-up a Flickr account so people can see the bike and comment on specific detailed items if they have advice. The photos (32 in all) can be viewed at: http://www.flickr.co...